Features and Benefits:
- Micronized Cereal Grains
New processing technology that
increases small intestinal digestibility of grains and reduces risk of starch overload of the caecum.
- 16% Protein
High protein to meet requirements of growing and breeding horses.
- High Quality Protein Sources
Includes soybean meal and lysine for quality amino acid profile.
- Lupins Included
High in protein and digestible fibre but low in starch.
- High In Fat
Fat promotes coat shine and provides the horse with a cool, safe energy source.
- Lower Starch, Higher Fat & Fibre
Lower glycemic index feed to reduce risk of bone disorders.
- Muesli Style Sweet Feed
Highly palatable and ensures horses
clean up.
- Good Balance Of Major Minerals
Magnesium, calcium and phosphorous in balance to build strong bones and support lactation in mares.
- Balance Of Trace Minerals and Vitamins
Meets all the trace vitamin and mineral requirements of horses at stud.
- Live Yeast Culture
Increases hindgut digestion of fibre.
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Ingredient Composition:
- Min. crude Protein 16.0%
- Min. crude fat 7.5%
- Max. crude fibre 9.5%
- Max. moisture 12.0%
- Min. Calcium 1.0%
- Min. Phosphorous 0.7%
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- Digestible energy MJ per Kg 13.0
- Salt 0.9%
- Min.Potassium 0.85%
- Sodium 0.4%
- Chloride 0.65%
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Stud Time is a scientifically formulated feed containing the following quality ingredients:
- Micronized (Maize, Barley, Lupins)
- Oats (Machine Cleaned and Clipped)
- Canola Meal
- Sunflower Seeds
- Sunflower Meal
- Full Fat Soya
- Lucerne
- Wheaten Bran
- Salt
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- Molasses
- Balanced Omega fatty acid oil
- Feed Lime
- Di Calphos
- Magnesium
- Vitamin/Mineral Premix
- Chromium
- Live Yeast
- Lysine
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Feeding Directions:
As a guide growing horses will require between 3kg - 5 kg of Stud Time per day, and mares between 3kg - 7kg. The amount of Stud Time fed should be varied depending on the metabolism, forage quality and body condition of the horse. Stud Time should be fed in conjunction with a minimum of 1% of bodyweight (i.e. 5kg for a 500kg horse) of quality roughage, such as Equi-chaff or hay as a fibre source for optimal hindgut health. Do not feed more than 2.5kg of Stud Time per feed. Introduce Stud Time to your horses diet gradually over a period of 7 - 10 days.
As Stud Time is a highly digestible high-energy feed source, care should be taken not to overfeed horses confined to stables or not receiving regular exercise. If young horses gain too much weight or suffer from Developmental Orthopaedic Disease, reduce the intake and seek further nutritional advice.
Creep Fed Foals
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Weanlings
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Yearlings
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Late Pregnant Mares
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Lactating Mares first
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Stallions |
2-5 months
1-2 kgs/day |
5-12 months
2-3.5 kgs/day |
12-18 months
3-5 kgs/day |
3-5 kgs/day |
3 months
5-7kgs/day |
3-6 kgs/day
Based on 500kg mature weight |
“Capstone Horse Feed” an essential part to a winning team:
Acquiring a reputation for excellence is no easy task. Maintaining the stamp of approval by customers is even harder and we aim to achieve both by supplying horses with the best nutrition. All our feeds have to achieve what they are designed to do. |
Nutrient Analysis:
A balanced complete feed featuring premium quality micronized grains and scientifically formulated to
fulfill the nutritional requirements of the Equine Athlete.
- Total Lysine% 0.8
- Methionine% 0.2
- Threonine% 0.6
- Choline g/kg 1.4
- Yeast (min) g/kg 1.5
- Vitamin A IU/kg 12600
- Vitamin B1 mg/kg 12
- Vitamin B2 mg/kg 13
- Vitamin B6 mg/kg 7
- Vitamin D3 IU/kg 1050
- Vitamin E mg/kg 119
- Vitamin K3 mg/kg 6
- Vitamin B12 ug/kg 35
- Biotin mg/kg 0.4
- D Cal Pan mg/kg 27
- Folic Acid mg/kg 5
- Niacin mg/kg 73
- Chromium mg/kg 0.8
- Cobalt mg/kg 0.3
- Copper mg/kg 48
- Iodine mg/kg 0.6
- Iron mg/kg 224
- Magnesium g/kg 3
- Manganese mg/kg 109
- Selenium mg/kg 0.7
- Zinc mg/kg 138
Formulated by the Equine Nutrition Specialists
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